9News Sydney | Thursday 24 September | Full Bulletin

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In tonight's 9News Sydney broadcast, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese addresses an unprecedented artificial intelligence security breach impacting key government health databases, including Medicare. With global leaders and tech executives meeting at the United Nations to discuss AI safeguards, local cyber defense authorities are advising Australian organisations to stay alert. In breaking local news, the multi-billion-dollar rescue deal for Western Sydney developer The Bathla Group has collapsed, leaving thousands of home builds, construction jobs, and buyer savings in doubt. Meanwhile, Transport Workers Union members cause major travel disruptions with industrial action at Sydney Airport over job security and working conditions. In court coverage, a third suspect is charged over the Merrylands West shooting murder of Joshua McDonald, while CCTV footage is presented at the Supreme Court trial of former police officer Beau Lamarre-Condondon regarding the deaths of Jesse Baird and Luke

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